Locust My name is Brock and i attend PAHS. I pay football for the school and I also do track. In my spare time I like to hang out with friends or listen to music. I do not know what I want to do after High School yet.

Locust

1. Black Locust
2. Robina Pseudoacacia
3. Birds and Bees
4. Hummingbirds and Bees
5. Honey Locust
6. Outdoor Decks and Hardwood
7. Short twigs with small thorns
8. Southeastern United States
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Wheat
1. Wheat is found in North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Montana and many more states.
2. Food made from wheat is bread, pasta, oatmeal, breakfast cereal, and tortillas.
3. Interesting information about wheat is that wheat is grown in 42 states and has been around for at east six thousand years.Step 1: DNA begins to unwind.Step 2: DNA UnzipsStep 3 and 4: Strand 1 gets a new strand 2. Strand 2 gets a new strand 1.Step 5: The end result is 2 DNA molecules.




Telomeres-long stretches at the ends of chromosomes
Okazaki Fragments-DNA polymerase can begin to synthesize a section of complementary strand.
DNA Ligase-stitches the Okazaki Fragments together
Telomerase-enzyme that adds telemere repeat sequences to 3’ end of DNA strands.
Cancer-ability to synthesize high levels of telomeres through out the cell cycle.
Transplanted Cells-remove cells, synthesize them, and then put them back
Cloning-take nucleus form something and put it in another to make another.
Aging-time to grow older